Titlebook: Enterprises, Industry and Innovation in the People‘s Republic of China; Questioning Socialis Alberto Gabriele Book 2020 Springer Nature Sin

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Patents, Technology Transfers and Other Areas of Innovation and Technology Policies WTO obligations and to avoid frictions with its trade partners. However, this trend suits well China’s present development stage, characterized by an increasing degree of commercialization of the bulk of technological knowledge.??

星球的光亮度

Is It Working?in terms of technical progress and enhanced innovation potential. Yet, the qualitative results of China‘s R&D boom have not?yet translated to an adequate extent into a qualitative upgrading of public industry‘s capability to produce world-class innovation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-95389-6In the preceding chapters I introduced the concept of NCMOE, discussed and analyzed the emergence, evolution, and (in some cases) decay of this very comprehensive set of enterprises in China’s agriculture and industry, and discussed their role as a key (albeit not the only) pillar of its socialist-oriented development strategy.

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Occlusion

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Introduction to Part IIPart II of this book analyzes the structure of China’s . (NIS), trying to broadly gauge how successful it is, and how adequate to tackle present and future challenges.

Hallowed

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-2121-8Socialism with Chinese Characteristics; Enterprises, Industry and Innovation; Developmental State; Stat

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Biomarker

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82585-8 and industrial reforms from the specific viewpoint of the evolution of enterprise forms, with special attention for the multiple changes that occurred in the structure of property rights and in the set of underlying

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